Good idea with the art. Be sure to go to art fairs this summer and support your local artisans with their offerings. I would suggest a love seat to the right of the end table or two chairs to create a conversation area in an "L" shape. Remember to hang the art at eye level. Also, your lamps are too small for the proportions of the ceiling and you might want to get taller ones. You are on the right track! Use the colors in the rug to add accessories and flow. Nice calm, pleasant space to work with!

Buy a media console & lower your television.

Adding art is good. Pull the furniture away from the wall. If this reduces your distance-to-TV too much, could the whole setup be rotated along the other wall? Get a larger rug. Put some space between the couch and recliner. Lamps could be bigger. A small sectional could work, if funds allow. You don't have to change all at once. Good luck!

how many do you plan on entertaining? willing to give up any of your furnishings?

Agree with other posters. You need more seating. You need to fill in the extra space to the right of your couch. Larger end tables are appropriate. Living room table lamps should be taller. Lower your TV. You can keep it on the wall, but the horizontal center should be at eye-level of seated adults. Remove the lamps on either side of the TV. They serve no purpose and are a distraction to TV viewing.

The problem you have is everything is "lined up" on the walls. I too think the TV is too high, so I would fix that. Move the recliner (leather chair) to the other side of the sofa and angle it a bit. Pull the sofa away from the wall and place that sofa table under the TV behind the sofa with those lamps. Add Art to that area above the sofa. One large piece, but not too big. Then lower the TV and put a nice long console under it for your components, etc. Move the floor lamp out of that corner and place beside the new console for mood lighting while watching TV. If you want to keep the tall plan, pull it away from the corner and get a decorative ceramic pot for it. Behind it on the floor place a spot light that can be used at night for additional soft lighting. Point it upward and it will reflect shadows on the wall of the palm leafs which will look nice. Try getting taller lamps for the end tables, and the one on the far end of the sofa is too low. The tables should be about the height of the arms of the sofa. If you use the small lights on the current sofa table under the TV then you won't need end table lamps. You might want a reading lamp near whatever seat might be used for reading. The coffee table needs something more and I would suggest a large interesting couple of books stacked with a small plant on top, and a larger bowl in black to pick up the black in the leather chair. Something black (small) for the table behind the sofa would work well too. Repeat an accent color 3 times and it helps unite the look of a space. Try those things and see how it feels to you. I'm not crazy about the rug either. Something a bit more textural and larger would be inviting. A shag type rug in a light color with perhaps some subtle design.

Something like this one. You can find these with gray lines if you want a more subtle look.

Something like this for above your sofa. This has some black (good idea) and texture which will help "soften" the look of your "smooth" existing upholstery. Enjoy!

Do you have the floor plan by any chance? I can make the 3D model with furniture layout

There are plenty of ways to fill up a room. It just depends on how you want to fill up the room. Below are some possible ways to fill it up with coffee tables, side tables, console tables, rugs, couches, chairs, etc.

Here is a diagram of the floorplan.. would a table look out of place in the middle of the room? I was thinking of a smaller square table to put along the right wall

Add a large piece of Art over sofa and make it the focal point to anchor a room. A large piece of Art can really bring in a wave of deftness and add more color and life to your room. It acts as a style to your room.

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You could put a very small table or a round table, but be careful if you have the bar stools shown in the diagram. A round table usually is a better choice in tight spaces than a square or rectangle. You can check out the volume, by placing boxes or chairs in the space that would occupy this table space and get a "volume" view of what that size piece of furniture would do to your space. If you need "dining" space, you might check into a drop leaf table that you could place on that side wall and pull out and lift the drop leafs for when you seat more than 2-3 people for a meal. What do you need more? Seating for meals? Or perhaps a small desk area? Very dependent on your particular needs and wants.

Suggest you avoid the bar height tables, as they are uncomfortable and most are getting rid of them. Plus, you already have the little bar area at the kitchen.

Window Treatments definitely add something to a room. They provide light blockage or filtering, keep heat in or out, and give a line of sight for the room. Here are a couple of before and after images of a room with and without window treatments and you can see the obvious improvement.

You could do a small table like this, and it could perform as a dining table for 4 or a desk surface. If you like that idea.

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